The Three Mile View Cache is located close to a
little-known Scenic View along the Yellow Trail. Along the way
you’ll pass through woods, see some waterfalls, Heffalump
Traps and, maybe even spot Woozles. There are several places you
might park, but Haviland Hollow Rd. is convenient and will allow
you to pass the
Four Guards cache, visit our
Mountain Expotition, and then continue to the Three Mile
View, passing stage one of the
The Multi-Falls cache along the way.
The first time Tigger found this cache he Bounced all the way up
the hill to find out that the cache was close to the trail after
all. Clever Geocachers will know to Trust The Trail and that
bushwhacking is not required.
If you find yourself facing an impossibly steep climb, then you
are either going for a different cache in this series or you are
totally lost. If you are totally lost, then consult the trail map.
If the trail map doesn’t help, then listen for the sound of
water and follow the water downstream. If you cannot find the
stream, then you are not in 100 Acre Wood. If you are not in 100
Acre Wood, then we hope you are at least outdoors and enjoying
yourself.
Children, please look after your parents when approaching this
cache as even though it is placed away from the edge, your parents
may trip over something and hurt themselves. If there has been some
recent rain it might get muddy and slippery as well, so please use
caution.
This cache contains Many Things of Winnie the Pooh and Friends,
both Classic and Disney. Please try to keep to the young-at-heart
theme. As placed, we left new Toys, Markers, a Pencil Case,
Bookplates, Hand-Warmers, a TB or two, and Lots of other Neat
Stuff.
From this cache, continue along the Yellow Trail until you meet
up once again with the Orange Trail. You should then turn left and
continue on the Orange Trail and you will circle back whence you
came. Trail maps on this page, in the cache, and at the trail-head,
should help with getting un-lost on the way home. Please note that
the Orange Trail is the Orange Trail and not the Orange and White
Trail and it is also not the Orange and Green Trail.
(Seriously).
The First-To-Find Prize is a new copy of the Winnie the Pooh
paperback. A personal coin and signature items will be sent at a
later date and after we learn how to spell forthcoming.
This cache also contains a disposable camera for recording your
visit to this Thoughtful Spot. Extra Points will be awarded if you
take your photograph with someone, or something, from 100 Acre
Wood. We will collect the camera and post the pictures as the
camera fills up. Please be sure to cover the cache well, as it is
not far off of the trail and Muggle discovery is possible!
The following waypoints are NOT needed to find the cache but
they might be helpful for location purposes:
Waypoint |
Coordinates |
Blue/White Trailhead |
N41 29.944 W73 32.067 |
Blue-Red Junction |
N41 30.598 W73 32.257 |
Red-Orange Junction |
N41 30.754 W73 32.191 |
Orange-Yellow Junction |
N41 30.801 W73 32.147 |
Yellow-Orange Junction |
N41 30.992 W73 32.116 |
Orange-Green Junction |
N41 30.867 W73 32.146 |
Winter Accessibility: Technically, it may be possible to
access this cache during periods of light snow and ice. Please
note, though, that it is somewhat of a hike and that there is a
small bridge to cross which should be approached with extreme
caution.
Note: Coordinates updated as of June 2011